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Head of China's State-Backed Catholic Church Dies

Bishop Fu Tieshan, the hard-line chairman of the state-sanctioned Catholic Church who sparred with the Vatican over China's insistence on appointing its own bishops, died on Friday.
China Welcomes Vatican Move to Mend Ties

China's state-backed Catholic church Monday welcomed a newly announced Vatican initiative to repair ruptured relations with Beijing and said a promised letter to Chinese Roman Catholics could be help
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